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*Most social media roles hand you a brand and a content calendar.

This one hands you a country.*

Hub is opening its presence in Brazil, and we need one person to own how we show up here. Our Instagram, our TikTok, the creators we work with, the stories we tell Brazilians. Yours to build and grow.

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Hundreds of thousands of contributors

150+ countries - 100+ languages

More than $2M raised · Y Combinator P26

Clients: leading AI labs and Fortune 500 companies

HQ: Palo Alto, CA

This role is on the ground in São Paulo, Brazil

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About Hub

Hub is a real world data infrastructure company. We collect original data that does not exist anywhere online: the voice, language, motion, and first person experience that AI and robots need to understand how people actually live.

You will not be marketing a faceless product. You will be telling real stories about real people earning real money by training the AI everyone is arguing about. The raw material is extraordinary. Your job is to make Brazil pay attention.

What You Own

• Grow our Instagram and TikTok in Brazil. Instagram is the priority. You own the monthly content, the posting, and the numbers.
• Turn our contributor network into content. Hundreds of people across Brazil already record for Hub. Their stories are your raw material.
• Brief and direct local creators and agencies. You find them, you guide them, you keep them shipping.
• Read the Brazilian internet for us. Spot the trends, formats, and cultural moments worth jumping on, and bring proposals, not just screenshots.
• Work alongside our marketing lead, who runs global content and design. Brazil is yours.

Your First Month

Week 1. Live the product. Understand what a Hub contributor actually does and why their data matters. You cannot sell a story you do not understand.

Week 2 to 3. Take over the Brazil accounts. Set the content rhythm. Line up your first creators. Ship.

Week 4. A running Brazil social operation. Content going out consistently, your first creator collaborations live, and early growth you can point to.